Michigan State schedules official visit with an offensive line prospect from New Jersey
Michigan State schedules official visit with an offensive line prospect from New Jersey
Many prospects are gearing up for the most important time of their recruitments, including scheduling their spring visits to go along with summer official visits. Schools are also parcing through their recruiting boards, setting up visits with their top priorities.
The latest recruit the Spartans have locked in an official visit with is Roseby Lubintus, an offensive tackle from Sicklerville, New Jersey.
At 6-foot-5 and 300 pounds, Lubintus has a body perfect for a college offensive line. He is ranked as a high 3-star prospect in On3's rankings. He plays his high school football at Timber Creek High School.
Aside from Michigan State, the offensive line prospect has visits lined up with Penn State, Syracuse and West Virginia.
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